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OutofTime888 :

Yes, Wisconsin is a "stop and identify" state. Under Wis. Stat. § 968.24, if a law enforcement officer has reasonable suspicion that you have committed, are committing, or are about to commit a crime, they can stop you and demand your name, address, and an explanation of your conduct

Rach :

is this in Lake Geneva Wi

Dennis Cox :

you are walking down the road with a camera the government and police are the only ones who can record the public

Tío Gee :

the United States of America is a little less free everyday.

Rich 🦆 :

Why my fyp hitting the home down now 😂

English Dan leskiewicz :

it's not a real thing 🤣

DaggerComplexAMF :

not gonna call out the department?

☦️Jackhennderson🎿☦️ :

That’s mere my house I recognize it

bobbycampbell879 :

rookie cap trying to make his points

Daryl Hood :

Buffalo Bob :

I live in that crappie county.

Kaitlynn Scott :

not my area im assisting 😂

JOEL :

I’m live in Lake Geneva ! This is crazy

toker208tt :

sue them

Zach Mogensen :

yep. sounds like walworth county.

James Glennon :

so in this situation just keep quiet, don't say a dang word ,if you do say I'm not answering any questions until my lawyer is present

OutofTime888 :

In Wisconsin, a police officer can stop and temporarily detain a pedestrian for a "reasonable period" (typically 10-30 minutes) if they reasonably suspect the person has committed, is committing, or is about to commit a crime. The detention must be in the immediate vicinity. If not arrested, the person must be released.Key details:Reasonable Suspicion: The officer must have specific, articulable facts, not just a hunch, that a crime is involved.Duration: There is no strict minute-by-minute limit, but it must be limited to the time necessary to confirm or dispel the suspicion. If the investigation extends too long without justification, it becomes an illegal seizure.Scope: Police may ask for your name, address, and an explanation of your actions.Voluntary vs. Mandatory: If the officer does not have reasonable suspicion, the stop is voluntary, and you are free to leave. You can ask, "Am I free to go?".If the officer develops probable cause during the stop, you may be arrested, which initiates different legal procedures.968.24 - Wisconsin LegislatureApr 3, 2026 — 968.24 Temporary questioning without arrest. After having identified himself or herself as a law enforcement officer, a law enforcement officer may stop a perso...Wisconsin.Gov Home (.gov)Your Rights in Wisconsin When Pulled Over in a Traffic Stop - O'Flaherty LawYour best chance fighting an illegal stop is in court, however, there are certain instances when you may want to call something to the officer's attention. For ...O'Flaherty LawCalifornia Workplace - Know Your RightsIf the officer says that you are not being detained or you are free to leave, then you can walk away calmly. An arrest requires probable cause and occurs when a...California Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) (.gov)Supreme Court Rules on Driving Away from Traffic StopA recent Wisconsin Supreme Court decision sheds more light on the complex question of regading a police officer detaining a person. Police stops come in two for...Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, LLPWhen can Wisconsin police stop and question a person? - Kim & LaVoy, S.C.The officer must reasonably suspect that you have committed, are committing or are about to commit

OutofTime888 :

The officer has to have reasonable, Articulable Suspicion

duckster :

Lawsuit And congratulations on that new fishing boat

melsimelstown :

That's so weird!!!

brie :

I live in LG and believe this for sure!

🆘️🇺🇲Kalynn Nichole🇺🇲🆘️ :

if you need a good lawyer I know one in LG 😂

Kevin Krause :

Hey just happened to me and I got put in back of squad car

Santi :

this looks like it's out by palmer

OutofTime888 :

hope this helps